Affiliation:
1. Georgia State University, USA
Abstract
Students with a specific learning disability (SLD) experience grave challenges with learning in the general education (GE) setting compared to their nondisabled peers. In the 2022 Condition of Education report, Black male students with disabilities (SWD) were among the highest percentage of students served under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The ‘pushing out' of SWD can organize experiences of learning disengagement resulting in a lack of proficient reading ability and knowledge. This chapter explores how Black male SWD are pushed out and denied equitable education access using radical critical schooling as the framework for investigation. Through this method of investigation, the chapter will present a transformative view into the world of a Black high school educator of Black SWD from disadvantaged backgrounds and high-need, Title I schools housed in poverty-stricken, underserved, urban communities.
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